This is Star in herefordshire admiring the sunset
A lovely site with views across the hills and to the Wye valley. We see the most amazing shooting star which really made a whooshing sound as it passed through the dark, star filled sky.
LEDbury Market place
Still in use after 400 years.
Ledbury High Street
One of many 15th and 16th century buildings still visible in lovely Ledbury.
Ledbury Alms Houses and barrett browning institution
The Barrett Browning Institute was opened on 16 January 1896. It was named in honour of the poet Elizabeth BARRETT BROWNING, who spent part of her youth at Hope End in the parish of Ledbury.
Ledbury High Street.
High street sign Ledbury
VE day +80
Ledbury book shop honours history
View to the Church + VE day bunting
St Michael and Angles contains a Titians mural.
Old beer sign ledbury
16th Century
I like Blue
Ledbury victorian shop front
Looking over North Hill towards the river severn and vale of evesham
Part of a short circular walk over table and north Hills - very very steep!
The path from Table Hill to summer hill
At the peak of north hill
Over looking Great Malvern
Near to 9 o'clock cave
Umbilicus rupestris AKA Navelwort aka The Navel of Venus
Happy valley to st ann's rd
MAlvern Pub Sign
North Hill.
Looking back to North hill from Link common, filled with dandelion fluff balls, buttercups and many trees.
Picnic at Link Common
link common dandelions
RHS Malvern show
A massive flower day out with the RHS flowers, Alan T and so much more !
PAra Gliders over Malvern Hills
Just a small number of the over 50 we counted this warm May day from the RHS Show
May 2025, Walking in the Malvern hills with the sun shining, the RHS show and a night with the Pink Floyd experience - this is my favourite place so far !
The camp site looked across the valleys and hills that the River Wye and tributaries have carved over eons. Relaxing in itself, The whole trip was one bonus after another. Planned around a birthday present to see the Pink Floyd experience (again), we had no idea what to expect. Ledbury's historical medieval town, Great Malvern's views across its majestic hills, the Hill walks up steep wooded valleys onto rolling grasslands and the unexpected RHS show all meant that we fell in love with this area.
